Hunt ID: AK-SheepBBearBBearMooseWolf-ILLAWAS-RGSA-AYNEW Hunt with an Alaska Master Guide and have conducted over 150 guided hunts for moose, brown/grizzly Bear, Dall sheep and/or Caribou since receiving my registered guide license in 1986. Brown Bear, Grizzly Bear, Moose and Dall Sheep are our specialties, with reasonable opportunities for black bear, wolf and even wolverine. We achieve consistently high success and trophy quality. We conduct most of our hunts in our 600 plus square mile Sole Use (this means I m the only guide that can operate here) Guide Concession in Denali Preserve, near Mt. McKinley. My concession is located in the heart of the Alaska Range in some of the most spectacular scenery on the planet. I ve been guiding in this area since 1986, and my current concession contract continues through 2017. We hunt in remote areas and receive minimal competition from other hunters. My concession was expanded in 2007 to include parts that have been off limits to guiding for 18 years! Since the disappearance of Guide Areas in 1988, most areas on state land are receiving heavy guiding pressure. This sole use concession will help ensure a quality hunting experience. We run a small, full service operation and seldom take more than two hunts at once, or more than 10-12 per year. We work hard to personalize our hunts to match the client s preferences, abilities and expectations. We can offer excellent hunting at varying levels of difficulty and in a wide variety of situations.

Safety - Alaskan terrain, weather conditions, and game can be very challenging, yet no past client has ever received injuries more serious than scratches, blisters, or sore muscles. We own our own bush-equipped aircraft. I ve lived full time in Alaska since 1976, and have over 5500 hours of bush flying experience. NOTE: A person who has been airborne may not take or assist in taking big game until after 3:00 a.m. following the day in which the flight occurred. For this reason, clients should try to arrive a day or two early and leave a day or two later than actual trip dates. I actively participate in every hunt myself. Dall s Sheep Hunts I went on my first solo Dall Sheep hunt in 1978. Despite foul weather, getting blown off the mountain in the dark, getting sick, falling in a glacier, catching a spent bullet with my left eyebrow, and numerous other adventures I survived! I also returned home a lot wiser and smarter, completely addicted to sheep hunting and with a nice ram!! I ve been on numerous sheep hunts since then and still look forward to each season with anticipation. I have a tremendous spot to take 4 to 6 good rams per year, and can also offer add-on or combination hunts for brown or grizzly bears and moose." We hunt in our Sole Use guide concession in Denali Preserve, near Mt. McKinley. My concession just renewed through 2017, and was expanded to 600 plus square miles, and to include prime sheep areas that have been off limits to guided nonresident Sheep hunters since 1988!!! Specifics on Dall Sheep Dall Sheep season runs from August 10th to September 20th. In most of my concession, moose season runs from August 20th Sept. 25th, and there is no closed season for brown bear. August and early September dates are recommended for Dall sheep hunts, as cold temperatures and snow often arrives early at higher elevations. Brown/grizzly hides are usually best after September 1st. A legal Dall Sheep ram has to be full curl on at least one side, broken on both sides, or at least 8 years old. We are not just sheep hunting we are trophy sheep hunting, that is what I am known for. 11 Day, 1 X 1 Guided Dall Sheep Hunt =$19000.00 reduced down to only $14,950.00 This price does not includes air charter fees between Anchorage and base camp that usually cost $1000.00 or more with most other outfitters! It also includes most of your basic expenses between Anchorage and the field, to include: necessary ground transportation to pick up and return you to Anchorage, food, lodging and trophy care in the field. Trip length includes in and out days. When possible, we try to get clients that achieve early success, out early if they wish.

NOT INCLUDED: Round trip transportation of you and your gear, game and trophies between your home and Anchorage, lodging in Anchorage and / or Wasilla prior to and after your hunt, taxidermy, guide tips, licenses and tags (non-resident hunting license = $85.00, brown/grizzly tag = $500.00, $425.00 sheep tag, black bear tag = $225.00 see License and Tag Fees link for complete information), or a 2 yr. membership in the Non Resident Hunter Preservation Fund ($150.00) We will gladly assist you in making arrangements and reservations, and can sell you the tags ourselves. DATES: 1st Hunt - August 8th 18th / 2nd Hunt Aug. 18th 28th / 3rd Hunt Aug. 31st Sept. 10th / 4th Hunt Sept. 11th 21st BROWN or GRIZZLY BEAR ADD ON Brown and grizzly bear season runs concurrently with sheep in most portions of my guide concession. If you harvest your Dall ram early, and want to also hunt for grizzly we ll do our best to accommodate you. Straight Trophy Fee for a Brown or Grizzly Bear: When time, weather and resources permit, if you ve purchased an extra tag, we don t mind hanging around a few extra days in the same area to try to get you a brown or grizzly bear. If you have success, the trophy fee for a brown or grizzly bear is $6500. Modified Trophy Fee for a Brown or Grizzly Bear: When you take your main animal on a single species hunt, we consider that we ve earned our money, and we don t like to spin our wheels on an add-on hunt that we don t get paid for if a really bad stretch of weather is coming that could make us miss our scheduled flight and negatively impact following hunts, conditions are such that chances just are not good, or if something else significant and unexpected comes up. Also, some hunters in the past have just plain missed after we ve done everything right. But if things look good, and you have a lot of time left and want to actively pursue a brown or grizzly bear in addition to your sheep, we ll try to accommodate you. I give the guide a bonus and I get something extra if we produce, so we have incentive to work hard for you. We ll collect $3000.00 up front to continue and you ll pay an additional $3500.00 if you take a brown or grizzly bear. I m a license vendor and in some cases, I can sell you additional tags in the field, but in most cases you ll need to purchase the tag in advance. If we have to relocate via air plane, there will be an additional air charter fee. COMBINATION HUNTS: We also offer 14 day, 1 X 1 combination hunts for both sheep and brown or grizzly bears with no trophy fees for $24,000.00. In some areas you could take 2 brown bear instead of a sheep and a bear if you so wished. DALL SHEEP OR GRIZZLY?? : In most cases, the chance of seeing brown or grizzly bears on a sheep hunt is about 50%. If you also have a keen interest in brown/grizzly bears, you should purchase an extra tag in advance, and not pass up the chance if you get one. Or if you feel you can only afford one animal, you could purchase a brown/grizzly tag instead of a sheep tag. Tags work for species of equal or lesser value. Purchasing a grizzly tag for $500.00 versus a sheep tag for $425.00, would allow a sheep hunter

to shoot a grizzly instead of a sheep, if he ran into a nice one before harvesting his ram, or near the end of his hunt and he hadn t harvested a ram yet and time is running out. If you kill a brown/grizzly bear first and want to keep hunting for sheep, the same prices and conditions concerning a straight or modified trophy fee for sheep as explained under the Brown or Grizzly Bear Add On section, would apply. INCIDENTAL SPECIES: Black Bear, wolf and wolverine can be hunted on an incidental basis contingent upon open seasons. Incidental means that we don t move to or specifically hunt for them, but if we run across one and can take it without messing up your sheep hunt, you can. You must purchase any necessary tags in advance. We charge a $1000.00 trophy fee for an incidental black bear, and there is no additional charge for an incidental wolf or wolverine. Wolf tags aren t required by non residents in my concession area. A black bear tag will work for either black bear or wolverine. ADDING DAYS AND/OR AN EXTRA GUIDE: We will do everything possible to try to customize your hunt to meet your expectations. Extra days and/or an extra guide are just two options on how we can adapt your hunt towards higher success and trophy quality and/or multiple species. Let us know if either of these options interests you Spring Brown Bear Hunts with Alaska Any serious and physically fit hunter looking for a truly memorable experience with an excellent chance to get a big bear, is going to find this hunt hard to beat in caliber and price! I have been doing these spring brown bear hunts since 1987. Our EARLY BIRD BROWN BEAR hunts offer the "ultimate" in North America hunting. These hunts start as early as late March, run through May, and are an excellent way to "crawl out of hibernation and jump into spring!" These hunts are my best bet for big boars with prime hides, but they aren t easy! We hunt in GMU 16B in a 600 plus square mile sole use guide concession in Denali Preserve, where you won t be competing with other guided hunters. My concession was recently expanded to include prime denning areas that have been off limits to guided nonresidents since 1988! We target large males just as they are emerging from their dens, and while their hides are prime. Early spring snow depths accommodate excellent access by a Super Cub on skis, to areas that are hard to reach otherwise. Tracks help a great deal in determining a bear's size and location and make it easier to retrieve wounded animals. Also bears are hungry and killing a moose (or several) seems to be first on their agenda. We ve been hunting spring brown bears in this area since 1987 and do consistently well on large males in the 8 1/2 to 9 range with most skull sizes of 24 inches and up. Our largest was 9 10 with a 27 & 7/16ths skull. We keep a detailed account of where and when bears and/or concentrated activity (feeding, tracks, trails, diggings, or dens) are seen. This extra effort is worth it to help you get your bear!

Alaska spring brown bear seasons do not start until May in most other units. By this time the snow is gone, access is more difficult, and vegetation has started to green, making bears harder to see. Bears have been out of hibernation for some time and hides are often "rubbed." We can't control the weather but effort will be 100%+! NEW - Brown bear season in most of my concession is now open year round with a 2 bear per regulatory year limit! PRICES AND SPECIFICS We operate from tent camps strategically placed in prime denning areas that provide miles of good glassing in all directions. The guide ratio is 1 X 1 plus and we usually conduct a maximum of two hunts at a time. I have 5500 plus hours of bush flying in Alaska. I own and operate a bush equipped Super Cub on skis and do most of the flying and support work for the hunts myself. We use the Super Cub to scout other areas and to set up on dens and moose kills. PLUS means that in addition to flying, I often assist with guiding as well and that I actively participate in the hunt. Also, if one hunter gets done early, we often double team the remaining hunter. We do what it takes to get the job done right! DATES: We conduct 2-4 Early Bird Brown Bear hunts per year and mostly during the month of April. Clients should try to arrive a day or two early and leave a day or two later than actual trip dates. When possible, we try to get clients that achieve early success, out early if they wish. PRICE: 12 day 1 X 1 Spring Brown Bear Hunts (length includes in and out days) = $16,000.00 This price includes air charter fees between Anchorage and base camp that usually cost $1000.00 or more with most other outfitters! It also includes most of your basic expenses between Anchorage and the field, to include: necessary ground transportation to pick up and return you to Anchorage, food, lodging and trophy care in the field. NOT INCLUDED: Round trip transportation of you and your gear, game and trophies between your home and Anchorage, lodging in Anchorage and/or Wasilla prior to and after your hunt, taxidermy, guide tips, licenses and tags (non-resident hunting license = $85.00, brown/grizzly tag = $500.00, black bear tag = $225.00 see License and Tag Fees link for complete information), or a 2 yr. membership in the Non Resident Hunter Preservation Fund ($150.00). We will gladly assist you in making arrangements and reservations, and can sell you the tags ourselves. NOTE: A person who has been airborne may not take or assist in taking big game until after 3:00 a.m. following the day in which the flight occurred.

2ND BROWN BEAR OPTION: Most of my concession has a two brown bear per regulatory year bag limit. If you are interested in hunting for a 2nd brown bear, contact me and we ll try to work something out on a modified trophy fee basis. INCIDENTAL SPECIES: Black Bear, wolf and wolverine can be hunted on an incidental basis contingent upon open seasons. Incidental means that we don t move to or specifically hunt for them, but if we run across one and can take it without messing up your brown bear hunt, you can. You must purchase any necessary tags in advance. We charge $1000.00 trophy fee for an incidental black bear, and there is no additional charge for an incidental wolf or wolverine. Wolf tags aren t required by non residents in my concession area. A black bear tag will work for either black bear or wolverine. OFF SEASON HUNTS: Because the season in my area is now open year round, if regular seasons won t work for you, we can also offer special hunt dates in May, June or late July & early August. Check with me if this interests you. Fall Brown & Grizzly Bear Hunts Be sure to check out our Specials page (click the flashing red button to the left) for information on Cancellations and Discounted hunts! I took my first Alaska Brown Bear on the morning of April 8th, 1986. The solid smack of the bullet hitting home and the adrenalin rush afterwards is something I ll never forget!! Since then, I ve helped numerous clients to also experience the excitement and thrill of hunting and harvesting an Alaska Brown or Grizzly Bear. Fall Hunting at its Best! We offer some fantastic fall hunting for Brown & Grizzly bears. Most of our hunts take place in our Sole Use (I m the only guide that can legally operate here) guide concession in Denali Preserve, near Mt. McKinley. My concession is current through 2017, and has been expanded to 600 plus square miles, and to include some prime fish streams and denning areas that have been off limits to guided nonresident hunters since 1988!!!. This major portion has a two bear per regulatory year bag limit and no closed season!! 80-90% of my concession is in Game Management Unit (GMU) 16B, and bears are classified as brown bears by Boone and Crockett and Safari Club International. This major portion has a two bear per regulatory year bag limit and no closed season! I ve taken a number of bears on spring hunts in this area that squared from 8 6 to 9 11 with skulls ranging from 24 to 27 & 9/16th. The remaining portion is in GMU 19, where bears are classified as grizzlies, the bag limit is one per year, and the season starts September 1st. We do most of our fall bear hunting along salmon streams in game management unit 16B. Fall bear hunts, as a general rule, aren t overly strenuous, but patience, persistence, and being in

the best physical condition possible, will only increase your chances for success and increased trophy size. Prices and Specifics We conduct most of our single specie fall bear hunts during the month of September, but with no closed season in most of my concession, we can usually provide flexibility to clients who can t come during regular seasons. Contact us if regular seasons don t work for you. 11 Day 1 x 1 Brown Bear and/or Moose Hunt = $15,995.00 for one animal + $6500.00 trophy fee if you take both FREE incidental black bear/ wolf or wolverine price includes air charter fees between Anchorage and base camp that usually cost $1000.00 or more with most other outfitters! It also includes most of your basic expenses between Anchorage and the field, to include: necessary ground transportation to pick up and return you to Anchorage, food, lodging, and trophy care in the field. Trip length includes in and out days. Clients should try to arrive a day or two early and leave a day or two later than actual trip dates. When possible, we try to get clients that achieve early success, out early if they wish. NOT INCLUDED: Round trip transportation of you and your gear, game and trophies between your home and Anchorage, lodging in Anchorage and /or Wasilla prior to and after your hunt, taxidermy, guide tips, licenses and tags (non-resident hunting license = $85.00, brown/grizzly tag = $500.00, $425.00 sheep tag, black bear tag = $225.00 see License and Tag Fees link for complete information), or a 2 yr. membership in the Non Resident Hunter Preservation Fund ($150.00) We will gladly assist you in making arrangements and reservations, and can sell you the tags ourselves. DATES: Sept. 4th 14th and Sept. 16th 26th. 2ND BROWN BEAR OPTION: Most of my concession has a two brown bear per regulatory year bag limit. If taking a 2nd brown bear interests you, we can usually arrange it on a straight or modified trophy fee basis. Straight Trophy Fee for 2nd Brown Bear - When time, weather and resources permit, if you ve purchased an extra tag, we don t mind hanging around a few extra days in the same area to try to get you a 2nd bear. If you have success, the trophy fee for a 2nd fall brown bear is $6500.00. Modified Trophy Fee for 2nd Brown Bear - When you take your main animal on a single species hunt, we consider that we ve earned our money, and we don t like to spin our wheels on an add-on hunt that we don t get paid for if a really bad stretch of weather is coming that could make us miss our scheduled flight and negatively impact following hunts, conditions are such that chances just are not good, or if something else significant and unexpected comes up. Also, some hunters in the past have just plain missed after we ve done everything right. But if things look good, and you have a lot of time left and want to actively pursue a 2nd Brown Bear, we ll try to accommodate you. I give the guide a bonus and I

get something extra if we produce, so we have incentive to work hard for you. We ll collect $3000.00 up front to continue and you ll pay an additional $3500.00 if you take a 2nd brown bear. I m a license vendor and in some cases, I can sell you additional tags in the field, but in most cases you ll need to purchase the tag in advance. If we have to relocate via air plane, there will be an additional air charter fee. INCIDENTAL SPECIES: Black Bear, wolf and wolverine can be hunted on an incidental basis contingent upon open seasons. Incidental means that we don t move to or specifically hunt for them, but if we run across one and can take it without messing up your brown bear hunt, you can. You must purchase any necessary tags in advance. Wolf tags aren t required by nonresidents in my concession area. A black bear tag will work for either black bear or wolverine. ADDING DAYS AND/OR AN EXTRA GUIDE - We will do everything possible to try to customize your hunt to meet your expectations. Extra days and/or an extra guide are just two options on how we can adapt your hunt towards higher success and trophy quality and/or multiple species. Let us know if either of these options interests you. ADDITIONAL BEAR HUNTING INFORMATION We generally see a lot more bears while hunting along salmon streams in the fall, than on our spring hunts. We access these locations by light weight jet boats, rafts, and/or air plane spike camps. Bears in the 7½ to 8 range usually aren t overly hard to come by. The big ones are still there and can be taken with persistence and patience. The scenery, which includes several of the tallest peaks in North America, provides an awesome visual experience. The two bear bag limit, allows you the option of taking a larger bear on a trophy fee basis, if you ve already taken a medium bear - you would have to buy a tag in advance. The exception to hunting fall bears along fish streams, is that grizzly hunting can often be very good in higher elevation sheep country, where bears are actively feeding on berries. Grizzlies can be a great add on hunt if you get your ram early or even if you see a good one first - when time, weather and resources permit. Berry bears that hang at higher elevations often have greater color variations from silver tip to very blond, and make spectacular trophies. NOTE: A person who has been airborne may not take or assist in taking big game until after 3:00 a.m. following the day in which the flight occurred. For this reason we most often use rafts or jet boats to hunt small fish streams, because we can relocate whenever necessary without losing hunting time. We ll work hard to give you a good hunt. We hunt remote areas and there are no private landholdings, roads or established trails inside my concession. Hunts will be conducted from base and/or mobile camps with expedition grade tents and equipment. Meals can vary greatly depending on the trip and

can range from cots to only ground pads. Food can vary from only freeze dried all the way up to include canned, frozen and fresh. Boat hunts generally offer better accommodations and food than do float trips and airplane spike camps, because we don t have to carry everything on our back. Leave No Trace camping practices are required by the National Park Service. Alaska Moose Hunting and Calling Hunting doesn't get better than this! The emphasis on these fall hunts is towards big moose (our yearly average generally runs between 58 and 64 inches), but brown bears are also prevalent in these same areas and can be hunted on a straight or modified trophy fee basis or as part of a longer combination hunt. We generally start hunting moose above timberline in their traditional breeding grounds from one of our established and very successful camps, and have very good success with various moose calling strategies. We can hunt brown bears on moose carcasses and by glassing hillsides where they are actively feeding on berries and ground squirrels, but can also move to the river bottoms by boat or airplane to hunt them on fish streams. The chance of shooting a black bear, wolf or wolverine, also exists. Tags work for species of equal or lesser value. By purchasing a brown bear tag ($100 more and it will work for either species,) you would be legal to harvest moose or bear, whichever species you come across first. This way if it is late in your hunt and you haven t taken a moose but see a nice brown bear, you could legally harvest it instead of a moose, but with a moose tag you couldn t. If a big bull moose is on your agenda, and you also like the idea of being able to maybe get a brown bear at the same time, please give us serious consideration - soon! Prices and Specifics 13 Day 1 X 1 Moose hunt / August 22th September 3rd (11 & ½ hunting days) = $14,595.00 This is earlier than most hunters prefer, but we ve learned some early season hunting strategies that work really well, and often we take our biggest bulls in the early season. Brown bear season is open and can be hunted on a trophy fee basis. 11 Day 1 X 1 Moose hunt / September 4th September 14th = $15,995.00 14 Day 1 X 1 Moose /Brown Bear Combination September 15th -28th (moose can only be hunted until Sept. 25th) = $23,995.00 Bulls move a lot during this time period and various calling strategies work well to bring in bulls from great distances. These dates are definitely the most popular, even though they are a bit more money, so be sure to book early enough!! This price includes one move if necessary. I have one really good camp that works especially well for partners, or spouses and family members that want to hunt together, but you better book early if you want this spot.

The above suggested dates provide a good starting point but often need to be tweaked a little bit from year to year to mesh with some of the other hunts we offer or to fit your schedule. We are usually able to offer some flexibility. Trip length includes in and out days and clients should try to arrive a day or two early and leave a day or two later than actual trip dates. When possible, we try to get clients that achieve early success, out early if they wish. INCLUDED: The above prices include round trip air charter to and from base camp that usually costs $1000.00 or more with most other outfitters! We also cover most of your basic expenses between Anchorage and the field, to include: necessary ground transportation to pick up and return you to Anchorage, and food, lodging, and trophy care in the field. NOT INCLUDED: Round trip transportation of you and your gear, game and trophies between your home and Anchorage, lodging in Anchorage and/or Wasilla prior to and after your hunt, taxidermy, guide tips or licenses and tags(non-resident hunting license = $85.00, brown/grizzly tag = $500.00, $425.00 sheep tag, $400.00 moose tag, black bear tag = $225.00 see License and Tag Fees link for complete information), and a 2 yr. membership in the Non Resident Hunter Preservation Fund ($150.00) We will gladly assist you in making arrangements and reservations, and can sell you the tags ourselves. NOTE: A person who has been airborne may not take or assist in taking big game until after 3:00 a.m. following the day in which the flight occurred. Brown Bear Add On; I do almost all of my moose hunting in Game Management Unit (GMU)16B, where bears are classified as brown bear, the season is open year round, and the bag limit is two per regulatory year. If you harvest your moose early and want to keep hunting for brown bear, we ll do our best to accommodate you on a straight or modified trophy fee basis. Our average brown bear taken in the fall is in the 7 & ½ to 8 foot range in part because moose is the primary target. Chances for a larger bear certainly exist, but a bear in the 8 range is still a nice trophy and the price is right if you get the chance while targeting moose or choose a combination hunt. If you want a big brown bear, you should probably consider our Spring Brown Bear Hunts. Straight Trophy Fee Brown Bear Add On: If you achieve early success on a moose and when time, weather and resources allow us to, we don t mind letting you hang around moose camp a few extra days to try to also get a brown bear. You will need to purchase a tag in advance. If you have success, the trophy fee for a brown bear is $6500. Modified Trophy Fee for a Brown Bear: When you take your main animal on a single species hunt, we consider that we ve earned our money, and we don t like to spin our wheels on an add-on hunt that we don t get paid for if a really bad stretch of weather is coming that could make us miss our scheduled flight and negatively impact following hunts, conditions are such that chances just are not good, or if something else significant and unexpected comes up. Also, some hunters in the past have just plain missed after we ve done everything right. But if things look good, and you have a lot of time left and want to actively pursue a brown bear in addition to your moose, we ll try to accommodate you. I give the guide a bonus and I get something extra if we produce, so we have incentive to work hard for you. We ll collect $3000.00 up front to continue and you ll pay an additional $3500.00 if you take a

brown bear. I m a license vendor and in some cases, I can sell you additional tags in the field, but in most cases you ll need to purchase the tag in advance. If we have to relocate via air plane, there will be an additional air charter fee. INCIDENTAL SPECIES; Black Bear, wolf and wolverine can be hunted on an incidental basis contingent upon open seasons. Incidental means that we don t move to or specifically hunt for them, but if we run across one and can take it without messing up your moose or brown bear hunt, you can. You must purchase any necessary tags in advance. We charge a $1000.00 trophy fee for an incidental black bear, and there is no additional charge for an incidental wolf or wolverine. Wolf tags aren t required by non residents in my concession area. A black bear tag will work for either black bear or wolverine. ADDING DAYS AND/OR AN EXTRA GUIDE; We will do everything possible to try to customize your hunt to meet your expectations. Extra days and/or an extra guide are just two options on how we can adapt your hunt towards higher success and trophy quality and/or multiple species. Let us know if either of these options interests you. Dall Sheep & Brown/Grizzly Bear Combination Hunts Dall Sheep and Brown/Grizzly Bears make an excellent combination hunt. We conduct most of our sheep & brown or grizzly combinations in my Sole Use Guide Concession in Denali Preserve, which is current through 2017. Black bear, wolf and wolverine are also available. The western half of my concession was just added in 2007, and includes some fantastic Dall Sheep hunting areas and some great salmon streams and denning areas for hunting Brown/Grizzly Bears in the fall. These areas have been closed to guided nonresident hunters since 1988. I m limited to a total of 13 clients per year in this concession area. Most of our hunts are 11 day single species hunts for either dall sheep or brown/grizzly bear. Because sheep and bear hunts overlap to a large extent, we try to provide second specie add-ons for roughly half price on a trophy fee basis to clients who are interested, and when time, weather and resources allow. For the serious hunter who wants a better chance at both species and/or increased trophy size, we can also offer a 14 day hunt in most cases. Also, most of my concession has a two brown bear per year bag limit. This combination might also interest the serious brown/grizzly hunter who would like to take two bears. Combination Prices & Specifics 14 day 1 X 1 Dall Sheep and Brown/Grizzly Combination = $23,995.00 Trip length includes in and out days. When possible, we try to get clients that achieve early success, out early if they wish. A legal Dall Sheep ram has to be full curl on at least one side, broomed on both sides, or at least 8 years old.

NOTE: A person who has been airborne may not take or assist in taking big game until after 3:00 a.m. following the day in which the flight occurred. For this reason, Clients should try to arrive a day or two early and leave a day or two later than actual trip dates. RECOMMENDED DATES: August 18th August 31st / September 1st September 14th / September 14th September 27th (Dall sheep can only be hunted until September 20th) PRICES INCLUDE: The above prices include round trip air charter to and from base camp that usually costs $1000.00 or more with most other outfitters! We also cover most of your basic expenses between Anchorage and the field, to include: necessary ground transportation to pick up and return you to Anchorage, and food, lodging, and trophy care in the field. NOT INCLUDED: Round trip transportation of you and your gear, game and trophies between your home and Anchorage, lodging in Anchorage and/or Wasilla prior to and after your hunt, taxidermy, guide tips or licenses and tags (non-resident hunting license = $85.00, brown/grizzly tag = $500.00, $425.00 sheep tag, $400.00 moose tag, black bear tag = $225.00 see License and Tag Fees link for complete information), and a 2 yr. membership in the Non Resident Hunter Preservation Fund ($150.00). We will gladly assist you in making arrangements and reservations, and can sell you the tags ourselves. INCIDENTAL SPECIES: Black Bear, wolf and wolverine can be hunted on an incidental basis contingent upon open seasons. Incidental means that we don t move to or specifically hunt for them, but if you run across one and can take it without messing up your dall sheep or brown/grizzly bear hunt, you can. You must purchase any necessary tags in advance. We charge a $1000.00 trophy fee for an incidental black bear, and there is no additional charge for an incidental wolf or wolverine. Wolf tags aren t required by nonresidents in my concession area. A black bear tag will work for either black bear or wolverine. We are a service is an authorized concessioner of the National Park Service, Department of Interior. While our hunts may offer fewer luxuries than some, we think they more than make up for it with a higher level of success, trophy quality and wilderness experience than can be found in many areas with unlimited competition. We offer custom guided hunts for Brown Bear, Brown & Grizzly Bear, Moose and/or Dall Sheep. I ve had a Sole Use Guide Concession in Denali Preserve near Mt. McKinley since 1988. Sole Use means that I m the only guide that can legally operate in this area. In 2007, my concession was expanded to over 600 square miles and to include prime dall sheep hunting areas, and additional salmon streams and prime denning areas for brown/grizzly bear hunting, that have been off limits to guided hunters since 1988! My concession is current through 2017, my client maximum is 13 per year, and effective In 2011, I can once again offer excellent nonresident moose hunting opportunities

Denali Preserve is an extension of Denali National Park. Hunting in the preserve is allowed, hunting in the park is not. The goal of the National Park Service is to conserve natural and historic objects, scenery and the wildlife therein, and to provide for the enjoyment of the same in such a manner and by such means as will leave them unimpaired for the enjoyment of future generations. As a concessioner, it is my responsibility not only to minimize the impact of the hunts on the environment but to provide sufficient information to clients so that they fully appreciate the importance of perpetually maintaining and preserving the resources of Denali National Preserve for future visitors and for future generations. Leave No Trace camping practices are utilized, client trip orientation is provided prior to the start of each hunt, and all of our guides are required to have current Wilderness First Responder certification or equivalent an 80 hour first aid class. We offer several different styles of hunts with varying levels of difficulty at elevations that vary from 500 to 5000 feet, and higher. This is a remote area with no private land holdings, roads or established trails. Hunts will be conducted from base and/or mobile spike camps with expedition grade tents and equipment, and as a rule, the camp goes in and out with the hunter permanent camps aren t allowed. Access to sheep camps is almost exclusively by bush aircraft on big tundra tires. Food in sheep camp is almost always freeze dried, we sleep on the ground with pads and often carry our camps with us. Bear camps can be accessed by bush air craft, raft and light weight jet boats and usually offer a higher level of comfort, and food, since we don t have to carry everything on our back. Other than boats, aircraft and limited snow machine use during times of adequate snow cover, motorized vehicles and horses are not permitted in the preserve. If you want to hunt one of the neatest places in the world, with highly qualified guides experienced in the area, for three very desirable Alaskan species Brown/Grizzly Bear, Moose and Dall Sheep, Please give us a try! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mike Lollar - Broker Web = http://www.sportsmanslogistics.com email = Sales@SportsmansLogistics.com 15596 W. County Rd. 18E Loveland, CO 80537 970-593-0267 We accept Or ask us about our Hunt Now, Pay Later Program valid for all hunters booking our hunts you just need credit approval. We realize the hunt of your dreams will not be a reality because you will never be in better physical condition than you are today. Instead of planning the hunt when you can afford it, hunt now while you are physically able. This program is a must for a hunter filling his bucket list!